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The Society for Simulation in Healthcare and Moore Norman Technology Center recognize that Jeffery Jordan, MS, RN, MBA has earned the international Certified Healthcare Simulation Educator (CHSE) credential.
Moore Norman Technology Center Superintendent Brian Ruttman received the Making It Work Day Award on May 6, 2022.
Pre-Engineering Instructor Brandon Dickerson was invited to attend the South Oklahoma City Chamber of Commerce annual Excellence in Education awards banquet. Dickerson received recognition as the Moore Norman Technology Center Teacher of the Year.
The National Board for Professional Teaching Standards (NBPTS) is proud to announce that three instructors, Cyber Defense instructor Barron Winters, Certified English instructor Cheryl Pantalone and Biomedical Science instructor Nimisha Sweetman, at Moore Norman Technology Center (MNTC) as new National Board Certified Teachers, part of a growing community of more than 130,000 Board-certified teachers across all 50 states.
Moore High School
Mission
“Preparing for success, changing lives, building better tomorrows.”
Vision
Moore Norman Technology Center is recognized as the first choice for workforce development and training, committed to providing an outstanding educational experience for every student and client.
Core Values
- Accountability
- Data-Driven Decision-Making
- Diversity & Inclusion
- Empowerment
- Excellence
- Growth
- Honesty, Integrity, & Transparency
- Innovation
- Respect
100%
Of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed would use our services again.
One hundred percent of MNTC Workforce & Economic Development clients surveyed said they would use our services again and would recommend our services to other businesses.
Moore Norman at a Glance
90%
Graduates were employed or continued their education.
Career and technical education (CTE) through Moore Norman prepares graduates with industry training, curriculum rigor, and employability skills that provide options for them to take employment,
start a college degree program,
or both.
$3.5B
Oklahoma CareerTech graduates add more than $3.5 billion annually to the state's economy.
Cost-Benefit Analysis of CareerTech Career Majors - Lifetime Income Gains and the Impact on the Oklahoma Economy. A study prepared by Mark C. Snead, Ph.D.
MNTC Aerospace with Paul Rosino